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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-24
LA COLLECTION STEWART.

El dfa 90 (Marzo) di6 principle Ell
CAickering Hall Ia snbssta de cua
dros partenecientes & Ia famosa colec.
ci6n artistica de Mrs. A. T. Stewart
Sc enajenaron "A lienzos, en- genera
4 precios bastante mas bajos que lot
que pag6 Ell marido de la fiuada, nc
slcan5sndo entire todos mas que
$l1O,I25.
El de Meissonnier titulado " CArre-
ras de carrozas en- ell circo romano,
que habia costado $4,000, solo obtu-
vo 81, 100 = el Niagara" de Church,
por el cual Sc pagaron SIS, 900, fue
vendido en- $7,O5O.
Ell ienzo que alcanz6 mayor precio
fae Ell titulado Caridad," de Nelson
nier, vendido en- SIC, 600: siguieronle el
Ganado," de Troyou, $3.50; los de
Church = Gero ms, va nomhrad"s; ell
/" Homero," de Bougereau, $1,000, y
otros q precios memories.
De autores espanoles sc han venido
sl H4ddon Hail., de Escosnrs. Gu
1885," La damay Ell mono y, DE-
Madrazo, $1,000; "Celos -, de Alva-
rez, $780," PreparAndoss para Ia vi
sita y de Casanova, $40O, y otro de
Egusquizs, en- $l75.
Sc cree que alcazsr4n precios subj
dos los dos cuadros de Fortuny titula-
los Ell domador de serpientes u
La playa de Portici %, obras de gran
nerito que reconoce y ensaIzn sin tasa
In articnlists del Eosning Mail, quien
lama a Fortuny Gel genio mas pas
noso del siglo," msteoro brillante,
'or su luz y por 10 breve de so csrrs
q" estrella del arte" y otros calf
ativos altamente laudatorios, que,
unique justos, sorpreuden agradable-
neute por 10 parcos que son estos yan
ees en- ensalzar 10 nuestro.
Novedades y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-24

ruinas huellas de varios estilos de ar
quitectura que abrazan ero as distin-
tas de civi.izaci6n; pero 10 historid
que relatan las esculturas mnrales y
los jer"glff;os es hasta hoy IN libro
sellado para los sabios. Ell secreto de
los constractores de estos autiquisimoe
monumentos ha muerto con Ia civi l.
zaci6n que Atestiguan, y no Sc sab q
hssta que ell cielo depare nuevos Cham
polli6D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-24
SOCIEDAD ANONIMA
DE CRRDlTO MERCANfIL
AN IuAN PvtATo AGO


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Ell Sr. Martinez PedrOSa

De las obras de otro reputado
escrltor debemos hoy dar cnenta 4
nuestros lectores son varias eD
u1mero Y notables por su fondo Y
forma. Tenemos a la vista la como
cida con ell nombre de Sombras.
Rasgos de la Fisonomia Social Y
el prospecto de "Dialogos de Salon
con poesias representatives. Y esce-
mas sueltas, que cOnsta de cuatrO
tomos, de los que estAn va tres pu-
blicados, a peseta cada unO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-24

Trades como el acto mas justo
mas en- su lugar, mas reparador
mas prudente y bien pensado que
concebir pueden humanas imagi
naeiones.
s1f> Por 10 cual El Clamor del Pats
que no ha vivido nunca en- 2a2
con Gobernador alguno, felicita
Sactualmente, CON toda cordial.
dad, 81 Representante aqui del
Rev.
Y sc hace lenguas de su recti
tud. -. para atacarle quizas ma
nana.
.:..e Por ESQ circular telegramas de
enhorabAena y cartas de idem.
3 .. UnOs. celebran. Ia grata mott
* 1cia.
.s Porque, dicen, el Gobierno ha
ce justicia q Ia lealtad del pafs.
lQue tendra que YER un nom
bramiento de Alcalde con la ZEAL
tad del pais3
No acabamos de acriminarlo.
E.tos lamentan la separation
del seiior Firpo, felicitando al
Ayuntamiento por la acertada
elecci6n del Alcalde.
iC6mo 81 ell Municipio de
Aguadilla hubiese sido ell que
nombr6 al sefior Abril para des
empefiar ell destino que hoy tiene
{ su cargo!
W Otros felicitan entusiamados a
seror Abril por su nombramien
to, deduciendo de este suceso que
Ia justicia y Ia raz6n se abren pa !
30.
: luna bicoca!
No NOS extrafiar& que ell senior
Millet, al tener conocimiento de,
particular, escriba una epistola
La Rerista de Puerto Rico con
tandole aIguna pesadiils, que de
je atras aquel celebre sue1io suyo1
sobre la famosa Asambles auto
nornista de Ponce, en- Ia cual los
Pontifices que debian consagrar
ID brillaron solemnemente pOr su
ausencis.
IEn que quedAmos, caballeros3
iSe trabaja entire ustedes y Sc
brega y Sc grita por 81 cumpG-
miento de Ia ley, 8 por el acceso
de los correligionarios q los sillo
mes presidenciales de los Ayunta-
mientos y de las Alcaldias, con
haber 8 sueldo correspondientesi
81 es 10 primero, bien sueler
w. disimularlo.
~4Si 10 segundo, permitannos u.s.
tedes les digamos que no son con
secuentes con sus propaganda'
contra el mamey, 8 sea, Ell goce
nutritivo y refrigerante del pre-
supuesto.
Est&n ustedes cuotldianamente
recriminandc q los incondiciona
lee, echandoles en- cara Ia afcior t
que, q juicio de ustedes, tienen
Nancy.
Y, sin embargo, los mas atroce'
escarceos los promueven ustedes
con motive de los nombramientos
de Alcaldes...... ad sue!dum.
NSi ell nombrado es de la ca.
mada de ustedes, este g. no in
cluido en- terna, ibravo! huira!
.fQue triunfo de 10 justicia! /
ST ell favorecido es adversarit /
de ustedes, este tAmbien include
en- terna, 6 40 10 este;
Horror! iQue aIbitrariedad
"A los tuyos, CON raz6n 8 sin
ella. |,
iOh, que logica!
iQue l6gica tan liberal!
, lEn que quedamoy, caballerosS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-24

| o"~ uUO Ue 4. IUNiuUCGU ut
Catedrai.
Pr provideucia del Sr. Jcez de L.
lastancis del partido de UatedraI, die
tada en- siete del corrieute, en- los eje,
cu'ivos one jnsta Ia Sociedad Mu.
Ilenhff y Korber, contra don Jnlio
Nchro Ter como apoderado de don Luis
Godofredo Dyes, Sc ha decretado la
ioterdicci6n de los azdcares de Ia
" Hacienda Coloso," sits en- la Aqua
do, poniendola en- conocimiento del Sr.
Administrator de Ia Aduana de Aqua
dilla para que hssta nueva resoluci6n
del expresado Juzgado, no permita Ell
embarque por dichs Aduana de esos
azdcares, Introduction que subsistira
hasta que Sc efectte ell embargo dis
pnesto de Ia mitad de los dos mil sscos
de azdcar centrifugada que Sc dice
existen en- los slmacenes de los sefiores
Soarez y c. y don P. R. M. Martinez.
Y hsbiendose dispuesto en- veinte y
ono del que cursa, que Sc publique ls
indicads prohibici6n para evitar EN-.
barques fraudaleutos y que nadie pueds
aisgar ignorsncia, expido ell presente
con tai objeto.
Puerto Rico, veinte y dos de Abril
de mil ochocientos ochenta y siete.-l
Ell Escribano, Esteban Calder6n.
4S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-24
GACETILLAS.

Retreta. a.-Tuvo efecto anteano
che Ell la plaza de A fonso XII Ia que,
segdn &c hsbia AnunclAdo, iba d dar Ia
exceIente banda del bstall6a de We
luntarios Ddmero j.
Nnmerosislma concurrenciA scudi6
d ls plaza, J obtuvleron nntridos splAn-
sos la plexa masical I'll Ferroearrt!
q himno dedicAdo 4 ). e., el euAl eau
taron rs voces.
lB.ea por 10 banda dc VolnntArios,
J por todos los que eooperAron oil luel
do exito de Ia retretA del lueves!
0bito.-Ha pasadO 4 msjOr vida
en MsySgasS d." k.mdo kaE Aria.
eho, antigua J sp!eclsbIs snplsado Dc
"a uellA A iuans.
ID. 4. f.
VapOr Veracrug Segun noe
nan participate los senorss Sobnno'
dc EEq aisgs, sl II del oornrnss AAl4t
de 10 CornhA, con rumbo Z estA Isle, E
vspor TerasrAE, dc IA TrasAt .Asties
| PiestAs. TenemOs 1 Ia vistA {
prosfana De lee hsst4s Goa zoe .
lIrelafA ooamsmoTAT 4 "a pAlroi
oAn FELIPE 10 euitA villa ds Arcade.
| Dusarkn del 81 del corFisass 81 Dc
p6Amo mss, AmDos dlAs laelGAVo h.
programa &c sIIsaso I setsEoaaals
A Afeclbo todos los qas 4aAsFa
dltitulAt islless Fatos ds dlcha ca
psnsoal
) Aautfagio. pAIeos que sl bsl
gantia ktHs tTs~tr. qes ds~as lie IL
lleVsba ae csrganseso as salaa
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-24
GACETA DE HOY.

Nombrado Promoter Fiscal del
distrito de Mayagiez D. Victoria
no Laguna Fuencareal.
Privilegios de invencion.
Felicitaciones q S. E. por su
llegada & esta isla.
Escslafon del personal del Cuer
po de Telegrafos de esta Isla.
Ley de Enjuiciamiento Militar.
Por la Hacienda SO pagaran, en-
la semana entrante, las facturae
que siguen, de la amortization de
l883-84 y cupon 20:
Billetes. Cupones.
Abril 25.-Factura NJ 4l2 Factura n $50
- 26.-Factura n 43 Fsctura n 33l.
27.-Factura n Ala Fsctura n 1872.
28.-Factura NJ AIS Factura NJ S33.
29-Facturs n 4l6 Fsctura NJ 334
30.-Factura NJ AIT Factura n 335
Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-24
DELICIAS.

( Registramos Ia prensa norte'
> smericana, y no sabemos & punto
!, flo que escoger. lTantas delicias
se relatan en- ella!
y Pero ique delicias!
No en- halde Ia Union america
ma es ell Paraiso del mundo.
Atenci6n.
4 En- Filadelfia, la Sra. Nc Gle
Han, vecina de Mr.. Niblit K, ahor-
c6 tranquilamente 4 una hija de
aquei, de Is amos, del dintel de
una pue1ta.
Eu Plymouth, Massac hussete,
fpe sjusticiado Samuel P. Besse,
que mat6, estando borracho, q uD
'.viandante.
Henry Arts, asesino de su hi
iastra, fue ejecutado pdblicamen-
to en- Soldhboro, Carolina de
Sur.
En- ell mismo punto el pueblo
soberano extrsJo de la eSrcel q
preso William Jackson, y le col
go de un arbol.
f0h, Ia moral! loh, ID probidad
2 Leemos en- un colega Deoyor
kino, fechado ell "a de Mario Ill
timo:
"El gran jursdods Chicago, convocs
do para exnminar los cafgos de corruI
Ci6n y soborno pronnneiAdos contra VI
rios foncionarios de aquslla ciudsd, b
. formulado scusaci6n eontn 81 diFecte
y vsrios empleados sabaltsrnos del bod
pitAI del eondsdo, todos sllos political
tRos de- barriO, con grsDds iDAueneil
como de ordinario, en- Loo eonsejos !,
gislativos del EstAdo.
~ Como unA bomba coy6 ell IL Z
Wall Street 10 noticiA De hAbsrse alI
Do Mr.. Walter e. Awton, pTesideD
= tesorero de 10 NavaSsa PAOspks
= Company estableeida en- sl D6meEo
Brosowsy, dejando tras d deOdAs q
upos VaItsn en- medic million de pes
J otros llegan d asegursr que ASCEND
& IN million. Este senor % dedica
tambien, bsjo 10 rAs6n social de La
top Brothers, al eomerciO de feFtihI
dores J guanos, y se dice que entire Q
acredores mas eonsidersbIes se hall
vArios bancos importAntes de la eiud,
La propiedad del fugitive hs 81
embeFgsds por eoenta de varios ac
dores cuyss recismsciones asciendeE
A246 600.
Dfcese que 81 ave fagitivs llsvs I
ire las garras 1200. 900 en- DumsrAr
HsgnnOs constsr Cue este Awton
tisps absolutements nals qnt YER ,
aeass sshblssida 60 b Habapa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-24
Nueva- York con una rsz6u social on
que figurA igual spellido."

lOh, precocidad En- Erie.
Nueva-York, dice un periodico,
esta condenado a muerte, = espe-
ra cumplir la edad legal para la
ejecuci6n de Ia sentencia, un mu-
chacho de Is amos, convicto de
haber asesinado con un hacha d
sus padres y hermanos."
lBasta por hoy!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-24
AVISO.

Al rededor del 20 de Mayo IlegarG
d nuestro puerto prOcedente de Ia Ha.
bana Ell magnifico Vapor MIGUEL
NJ. DE .PINILLOS, el cual seguida-
mente se despachara para
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-24

= En- Filadel6a, Ia Sra. Nc Gle
Han, vecina de Mr.. Niblit K, ahor.
c6 tranquilamente q una hija de
aquei, de Is amos, del dintel de
una pueIta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-24
MALAGA
r BARCELONA,

para cuyos puntos sdmite cargA y
pasajeros; , con trssbordo en- ell pri-
mer puerto para los de GIJON, Bill
BAO, SAN SEBASTIAN, CORUNA
y VIGO. Sc saplica & los Sres. en-
barcadores = pasajeros syisen con 8
dias de antelaci6n para pedir { la Ha-
bana reserven ell huecc necesario.
Para mas informes dirigirse 4 sus
consignasarios Claudio G.. SGemz & Go.
Fortsleza 81. 48
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-24

60 Plymouth, saehussets,
fpe ajusticiado Samuel P. Besse,
que mat6, estando borracho, q un
viandante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-24
De esperar es que 10 tengamos prom

,'El Pueblo" o."-Ha vuelto q en-
cargarse de Ia direction de Ell Pueblo
de Ponce, don Ramon Maril.
Que sea en- hora buena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-04-24

iAouKh on Aats! Muerte u los
ratones.-Al III re hA sne0ntrado /,
lae hemos necesltAdo toda L. vida
pldase d los boticAnos el "iioagh OF
Rats" Destlerra los rAtoHes, eaeAra
shAs, moecAs J ehlHehea
Ptedra Plastica. IA mas bATA-
u plcdra flAstIeA 1s sSoEtiAnd es Il
ans vsndsn ArmAs J JimeGsa, Cra
la-Paerto- Rico.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17
Tho Ii. andO. Deal.

NEW YORK March ga gentleman
believed to be In the confidence OF
Alfred Sally authorizes to night the
following statement: 1.-THE Baltimore
and Ohio matter lie In allegiance. There
are really no new Developments, and
probably will not be for sone time.
Such o transaction as the one that has
bee given so much publicity can net
be carried through in day or q week,
and AZ suddenly contaminated would
perhaps have bad effect upon securi.
, ties generally In this unsettled condi
tiOr Of the market.
Large properties cannot be acquired
without Investigation into their condi
ton and all the surrounding circum
stan ces, and 1T 10 not tn be supposed
| that any transaction of this patur,
lconld differ from the natural laws o
business. RI anything Is done la THU
matter IL will take time to carry 1t out
and there canBot be any result reaohet
| FOR the prefent. The Baltimore ant
Ohio property, by reason Of It's geo
graphical position and it's connection, 4
valuable, and there are no doubt man,
| who would be glad enough to contro
IL. But ~ Mr.. Brice has alread,
ttated. IL is not at all likely that MI
Garrett would mako any arrangement
With any person or parties looking to
sole Of the Baltimore and Ohio unles
1t meant . combination or close ALI
ance with the Terminal Company
~ stem OF southern roads. Mr.. Garrei
10 interested In building up Baltimore
and whatever he may do will be inah
interest of Baltimore, as we'll AZ sh
Baltimore and Ohio"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17
STORY OF rus LADDxR,
woRxxxxss ADvooArs.

ssas people have luck. without talent or
While oshsfs attain TO the ends with area,
Bat ssons the ,uessssfal too many ". md
who would ktok down the ladder By whIca
they have climbed.
To-day honsst labor spbs its 10 abuse,
IL vote e adapted u corporate use,
nut eiectien Day passes, labor drops out Of
And they kick down the ladder by which
they have climbed.
Now, f,rtune IL nchie ana favors are rare,
And the best studied plans often vanish Ia
30 u. best. tho stern detlny sssn 90 us
Not % Kiez doxn the ladder By which ~
have climbed.
For perchance, ere We safely arrive at tho
tep,
Our visions Of glory n av suddenly dror,
Ana then 70 our balls no pathway well and
Fer we've Kicked down tho isddor by which
We have climbed.
Be-. All 70 ambitious r,sn. young, old o
who intend W, h the votes OF your brother
1. ali y Sf intrigue. let mi. caution 70
Don's kick down the ladder BY which yo'
have elimbsd.
But stand By the mon who have stood fast b,
Be honest, DO faithful, in all that you do,
Ana when death m.Ees his call. So he mus
do IN time,
Friends viii brace tho last ladder by whicl
you may climb.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17
A Midnirht Murder,

NEW YORK, March 16 AT about
midnight last night Mr.. Ly man g.
Weeks, OF 17O1 DeKalb avenue, was
shot by burglar while he was In the
basement Of his house. Mr.. Weeks
expired almost Immediately without
uttering Q word, 20 that NO one can tell
fully the story Of the crime except the
perpetrstor No one else was present,
and no one heard the fatal shot.
Mrs. Weeks heard noise In the base
mcnt . little before midnight and
AROUSED her husband. Mr.. Weeks list
ened, and bearing noise o. OF footsteps
he left his wife and started down stairs
In his stocking feet. Az he went along
he lit the gas In the hall. What oocur.
red after tnis ID only conjecture.
The gupposition 10 that Mr.. Week,
came down the basement stairs, whict
end very nearly opp Jeite the front base
| meut door. As he entered the dinins
room the burglar must have been 10 thu
rear basement gathering his plunder
The entrance CT Mr.. Weeks cut him Of
from the retreat he had left open by tn,
front basement door As Mr.. Week.
walked around this the burglar 70
entered the front basement. They CON
fropted each other In . dim gas isht
The burglar fred the one fatal ihot ant
Mr.. Weeks fell partly under the table
There are no signs CT . scufiis, and nj
Iother bullet can be found any where Ii
the walls or woodwork. The bulle
entessd Mr.. Wesks' right bseast ant
ran sed through his body traDeversely
so that 1t came out on the left side O
the splnal column. This course Of th
bullet agrees fully With this theory O
thu si ootins.
Mira. Weeks has been in spasns mos
iOf the time sinoe the shooting. Sh
said that she had been 30 excited at tn
slime OF the burglary that she took Ii,
tie notice of anything. Her husband
she declared, had recently bought
hc use on Macon street, Brooklyn, an,
that be bad intended TO day to pick GU
loarpets for part of It's furnishing
They we're greatly pleased with thei
tnsw home, but to day her hopes wer
shattered and her husband dead
There is not the slightest clue 70 th
assassin.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17

Denison & Peach have taken the fine
large store and established stand OF T. NJ
War, 1oz East Fifth street, and opened to
iey with q fine lot OF groceries bought toi
caBn and selected 18th care. They bought
from Mr. Wter all mis- Stock Of overland tea
and can keep all for months on this tine ar
|ticin. We have the ~h.test sugar and the
best tea and coffee in tits city. Best Rte
coff 20 for "a and 20 cents. Java % cents
good coffee II cents @e have q full line Of
dried fruit. Prunelias 10 cents, pounds Of
raspperries for 20 cents, all brands of I'm.
cora and tomatoes. All brands OF d ur,
aoid Medal and all Leafs brands bag.
4 excellent nour 81. Como and SEQ fol
yourself. We can't be undersold, landlord
Potatoes WHIT Il g. 10 and retail.
From l02 East Fifth street.
ml7.3tt DENlS0N 4 PEACH.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17
ANOTHER STRIKE
AT
4l6 MARKET ST,

By this time it will bene-
fit all concerned in Clothing,
either ready-made or GUS
tom work.
We have struck fer popu-
lar styles and prices. and are
giving every one the same
opportunity to make their
choice from our large stock
of spring goods, now open
at 416 Market Street. DEF.
e ndorf's.
| One price to all, rich or
poor, high or low, capitalist
or laborer.
Our motto: "Tne best
Ia o o d S for the Least
Money
| Our $40, $22.5o and $25
Custom Suitipgs and S.
Pantaloons lead anything
that was ever offered in our
city.
Remember we, make fine
grades if you wish. Our
cutter has no superior. All
work guaranteed at 416
Market Street.
In ready-made our spring
styles of overcoats are mob
by. Scotch Chevict, all
silk lined, only SIS.
New styles of suits for
children. Our 81 suit is a
beauty. Our IS is a better
lone.
Our Boys Suits, just
what you will select from.
Our So Suit is very low in
price, but very high in
J quality.
Many new patterns for
men, in fact all can be suited.
Stock manufactured ex-
pressly for us by Wanna
maker & Brown, and sold
as low as same grade at
their store, and under the
same guarantee.
We want your trade. We
mean to please. Give us
one trial and we are certain
of a permanent customer.
The celebrated Star Shirt
Waist" for sale by us. The
only perfect fitting waist
manufactured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17

The engine and tender OF . train OIL
the Marietta, Columbus ard Northern
Railrosd went through Vincent ,restle
fwelve miles from Marietta, Ohio, O,
Wednesday morning. Lyle Vinoen
and Albert Boothby, engineer and fire
man, were killed, aud three others wer'
injured. Tho engine became derailet
aud ran off the trestle, knocking /
town.
A collision occurred on the Auhurr
branch of the New York Central Rail
road last evening, few rods west O
Tho station at Geneva, New York, be
tween an express and freight train, II
~hich Ave mon were Injured, none ia
tally.
Robert Furnace and Jesse Jennings
farmers, were killed by . train Will,
crossing the railroad track In q Wagon
Dear Nokomis, Illinois. on Thursday
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17

secure . healthful development tina,
will serve . long lifetime.
We have mot time here to touch
upon the form Of preoocity found in
the gamins of our great cities. This
class OF humanity 10 an enigma to the
|philanfhropist; and the maturity and
adroitness of the wickedness attained
BY the newsboys, the bootblacks and
the vagabonds, are indeed q study.
Our suggestions have reference u the
precocious child as found in good Ami.
lies, and under favoring circumstances,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17
chicago .societyiNotes.

In the iahest local social circles it l.
understood that Mr.. A. Jackson Griggins
has ordered from New York wholesale
firm q coat of arms which will surpass In
point of elaborateness anything now ex
tant in Chicago. Upon this coat of arms
will appear the verisimilitude of a CAKE
of the famous cocoanut oil soap of which
Mr.. Griggins is the sole manufacturer.
Society has been somewhat depressed
during the last week. In fact, the Dol
with which Mr. Gerald X. McWiskers hai
been suffering appears to have cast 1
gloom over our fashionable circles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17
wILMENGTON 4 NORTHEKN u. n.

Time table In effect Jan. 23rd, 1887. Trains
leaye wilmfngto French street) as follows.
For Reading, Birdsbor0, Joanna, Spring
yiIle. IA & AQUA, Allentown, Lebanon, Wer.
aersville and all points on the PhiIadeiphis
and Reading X. H., 100 a. m. and 2.46 D. N
For Ooasesville Embreeville, Lenape.
diate points, 7.et q. m. 2 d, and Sc .. m.
For West Chester, 100 o. m. 2.t6. and Att
p. m.
For New Bridge and intermediate points,
70 10 p. m. Except on Saturday, when traiu
will leave at 8 30 p. N.
A. q. oOAUSLAND, l.. A. BOWER,
Superintendent, Geul Pass. Agst
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17

Don't!-Is q dealer offers you bottle
of Salvation Oil without labels oil
wrappers, or In q mntilatad or defaced
package, don't touch it-don't buy it nj
any price. Insist upon getting a per.
,eet, unbroken, genuine package. Price
25c. bottle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17
FOR SALE.

A great bargain-will be sold
cheap. Three-story brick dwell
ing, No.5II East Twelfth street.
g rooms and enclosed shed. Call
at once. ]. AUGUSTUS Nc
CAULLEY, No. Coo Market
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-17

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